Love & Relationship
Man Runs Out Of Bathroom with Soapy Water On Him Wife Took His Phone To Read His WhatsApp Message (Watch)
An unknown man has run out of the washroom while bathing to prevent his wife from reading his WhatsApp messages.
A video available to us sees the man with soapy water on him standing in front of his house exchanging words with his wife.
The wife took his phone while was in the bathroom bathing and after noticing this, he came out with only his towel tied around his waist and told his wife not to read his messages.
He tried following her to collect his phone but the wife ran away with it. The man had no option but to follow him on the street with the soapy water all over her body
Watch video below:
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